Royal Horseguards Hotel Shuttles

An elegant stay along London’s River Thames, The Royal Horseguards is a 5-star choice for guests interested in getting the full royal treatment. Gorgeous suites come with plush rooms adorned in burgundy-themed furnishings, while select suites add doorway balconies and a private library. Entertain yourself by going on a tour of the grounds as well, waltzing through the swanky piano bar before taking in the leafy outdoor terrace breeze, also mingling in a stately ballroom perfect for conferences and events. Get easy transfers to London City Airport by also taking advantage of the nearby Embankment Station, located along the river’s edge and offering easy rides throughout the city, or consider private vehicle rentals like sedans and chartered buses that offer all the freedom to explore outer London. Those looking to bypass traffic should also consider the local’s perspective with a local personal driver, while professionals looking to truly arrive can easily do so with a luxury stretched limousine. Ensure good times are ahead by getting to know what’s in the immediate riverside area, either by crossing the iconic Hungerford Bridge to reach the view atop the Coca-Cola London Eye’s observation deck, or by getting a feel for the many museums surrounding St. James’s Park such as the WWII-centric Churchill War Rooms and The Guards Museum’s exhibits on British military life. More obvious landmarks include Buckingham Palace as well as the surrounding gardens and public pathways, while underrated charms are available through the Spencer House and St. James’s Place, both of which offer palace and mansion-like qualities spanning the Tudor era to the 18th century. Make dinner something to remember as well, either by grabbing the right ingredients from Fortnum & Mason, a centuries-old grocery store renowned for its lavish sweets and teas, or with Thames views from Tattershall Castle, located right behind Whitehall Gardens along the Victoria Embankment.

Ensure good times are ahead by getting to know what’s in the immediate riverside area, either by crossing the iconic Hungerford Bridge to reach the view atop the Coca-Cola London Eye observation deck, or by getting a feel for the many museums surrounding St. James’s Park such as the WWII-centric Churchill War Rooms and The Guards Museum’s exhibits on British military life. More obvious landmarks include Buckingham Palace as well as the surrounding gardens and public pathways, while underrated charms are available through the Spencer House and St. James’s Place, both of which offer palace and mansion-like qualities spanning the Tudor era to the 18th century. Make dinner something to remember as well, either by grabbing the right ingredients from Fortnum & Mason, a centuries-old grocery store renowned for its lavish sweets and teas, or with Thames views from Tattershall Castle, located right behind Whitehall Gardens along the Victoria Embankment.